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 1 VI  |        as follows: ~The steamer Mongolia, belonging to the Peninsular
 2 VI  |        of October, at Suez. The Mongolia plied regularly between
 3 VI  |      the arrival of the steamer Mongolia. ~"So you say, consul,"
 4 VI  |        craft. I repeat that the Mongolia has been in advance of the
 5 VI  |      even if he is on board the Mongolia." ~"A man rather feels the
 6 VI  |         robber was on board the Mongolia. If he had indeed left London
 7 VI  |    announced the arrival of the Mongolia. The porters and fellahs
 8 VII |       man is a passenger on the Mongolia." And he narrated what had
 9 VII |   Passepartout, went off to the Mongolia in a boat, and descended
10 VII |        at 4 p.m. "Sailed on the Mongolia, Saturday, at 5 p.m. "Reached
11 VIII|   reward to the engineer of the Mongolia if he gets us to Bombay
12 VIII|       take passage on board the Mongolia, follow my rogue to India,
13 VIII|         proceeding on board the Mongolia; and, ere many moments longer,
14 IX  |       which to traverse it. The Mongolia, thanks to the vigorous
15 IX  |      time passed quickly on the Mongolia. The best of fare was spread
16 IX  |      African or Asian coast the Mongolia, with her long hull, rolled
17 IX  |    short, which might force the Mongolia to slacken her speed, and
18 IX  |  personage pass his time on the Mongolia? He made his four hearty
19 IX  |         fellows. ~Meanwhile the Mongolia was pushing forward rapidly;
20 IX  |     pounds sterling a ton. ~The Mongolia had still sixteen hundred
21 IX  |         programme; besides, the Mongolia, instead of reaching Aden
22 IX  | something new." At six p.m. the Mongolia slowly moved out of the
23 IX  |         brilliant victory. ~The Mongolia was due at Bombay on the
24 X   |           The passengers of the Mongolia went ashore at half-past
25 X   |         s orders on leaving the Mongolia than he saw at once that
26 XI  |         s whist partners on the Mongolia, now on his way to join
27 XVI |       as well fitted up, as the Mongolia, and Aouda was not as comfortably
28 XVI |    recognising his crony of the Mongolia. "Why, I left you at Bombay,
29 XVII|        encountered on board the Mongolia, who disembarked at Bombay,